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Chris Sanders Art. Full-time animation writer-director ( Lilo & Stitch , How to Train Your Dragon , The Croods ). Part-time cartoonist, illustrator, and author. featured collections. figurines checklist.
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68K Followers, 212 Following, 91 Posts - Chris Sanders (@chrissandersart) on Instagram: "Director ("Lilo & Stitch," @httydragon, @thecroods, @callofthewild, @thewildrobot).
Process videos and more from animation writer-director and illustrator Chris Sanders ("Lilo & Stitch," "How to Train Your Dragon").
Chris Sanders Art (@chrissandersart) on TikTok | 2.8M Likes. 309.1K Followers. Creator/writer/director of Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” (and Stitch’s voice).Watch the latest video from Chris Sanders Art (@chrissandersart).
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videos. Timelapse inking videos, shot by myself and edited by my wife, Jessica Steele-Sanders. To receive a notification as soon as a new video is uploaded, simply subscribe to my YouTube channel. Want to know more about the process and materials used? Visit the FAQ!
Chris Sanders. 62,495 likes · 593 talking about this. Director (“Lilo & Stitch,” HTTYD, “The Call of the Wild,” “The Wild Robot”). Writer. Cartoonist.
Career. Walt Disney Feature Animation. Sanders created the Lilo & Stitch character Stitch, and voiced the character. Sanders began his career as a character designer for Jim Henson's Muppet Babies. He soon became the head storyboard artist for Walt Disney Feature Animation.
